TPO - After the Tet holiday, many students in the mountainous district of Nghe An refused to go to school, forcing teachers and commune officials to go to the villages to propagate and encourage students to return to school.
TPO - After the Tet holiday, many students in the mountainous district of Nghe An refused to go to school, forcing teachers and commune officials to go to the villages to propagate and encourage students to return to school.
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Although it has entered the second week of school after the Lunar New Year holiday, dozens of students at Bao Thang Primary and Secondary Boarding School (Bao Thang Commune, Ky Son District, Nghe An) have not returned to school. Faced with this situation, teachers, commune officials and commune police have had to go into the village and visit each house to persuade the students. |
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Students who have not returned to school are mainly from remote villages such as Tha Lang, Ca Da and Xao Va (Bao Thang commune). Partly because of the long distances and partly because of the lack of understanding and concern from parents, students still stay home after Tet holiday. |
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Not letting students stay at home for long, teachers at Bao Thang Primary and Secondary Boarding School crossed mountains and forests to go to each village and household to encourage students to return to school. |
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“Many students are absent because their families live far from the center and their parents’ understanding is limited. We are always afraid that if students drop out of school to work for a company or get married early, their future will be over,” said Mr. Nguyen Quang Trai (teacher at Bao Thang Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities). |
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Mr. Le Duong Le - Vice Principal of Bao Thang Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities said that in addition to the fact that the students' families live far from the center, at the beginning of the year in the village there are often many customs or weddings and funerals, so many students stay home. |
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Mr. Le added that the whole school has 444 students, 100% of whom are children of the Khmu ethnic group. After the recent Lunar New Year, 28 students did not come to class. After teachers, cadres, and commune police came to propagate and persuade them, they returned to school. Currently, there are still a few students who have not come to school. |
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Mr. Nguyen Dinh Thanh (left cover) - Teacher of Bao Thang Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities, went to parents' homes to propagate and encourage students to return to school to keep up with the program and study time. |
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In a similar situation, after Tet, more than 50 fourth and fifth graders of Luong Minh Primary Boarding School (Luong Minh Commune, Tuong Duong District, Nghe An) were absent. Faced with this situation, teachers and commune police had to go to the students' homes to propagate and mobilize. |
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Students often drop out of school due to difficult family circumstances. In addition, many students think of dropping out of school to stay home and help their parents. Meanwhile, parents do not care about their children's education, causing students to drop out of school freely. |
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Senior Lieutenant Nguyen Van Hung - Chief of Luong Minh Commune Police, said that Luong Minh Commune has many villages in remote areas. For example, Cham Puong village, 17km from the commune center, has 5 students who have dropped out of school. After understanding the situation, Luong Minh Commune Police crossed mountains and forests to mobilize. With persistent mobilization, all 5 students at risk of dropping out of school have returned to school. |
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To date, 50 students of Luong Minh Primary Boarding School have all returned to school. This is the result of the persistent efforts of teachers, commune police and officials of Luong Minh commune. |
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The leader of the Department of Education and Training of Tuong Duong district said that as of February 14, there were still 117 students absent from school in the district. The district education sector is coordinating with schools to find ways to propagate and mobilize families and students to understand the importance of studying and return to school. |
Source: https://tienphong.vn/bang-rung-vuot-nui-vao-ban-keo-hoc-sinh-tro-lai-truong-post1717503.tpo
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